Sentence examples for most expressions from inspiring English sources

In France, the long battle by Republicans against the Church generated broad hostility to most expressions of religion in public.

Most expressions of Judaism at the time of Christ were dominated by an intense expectation, appropriated by the early Christian church, of the kingdom of God, which would be inaugurated by the Messiah Son of Man.

Emotions are subject to social shaping in their modes of expression in the sense that most expressions, perhaps even those that are more or less hardwired, are subject to local "display rules," which govern which emotions and which expressions are appropriate in which circumstances.

Although the proper design of many conveying systems requires the utilization of expressions that are applicable across a broad range of operating parameters, most expressions are system specific, which means that they are not extendable to other conditions.

It is true that many, if not most, expressions of loyalty occur against the background of some challenge to B's interests whose protection by A will be at some cost to A. Failures of loyalty often result in betrayal (of B, sometimes to C). Defending one's spouse in the face of criticism may also subject oneself to vilification.

For most expressions (63%) included in the analysis, three images of that expression were analyzed.

It is expressed in lung; however, most expression is in lymphocytes (Novartis GNF SymAtlas database).

No matter how others may define it, I say intimacy is the act of exposing your genuine self through your deepest, inner most expression.

Moreover, across all chromosomes in testis, most expression changes were detected for the X chromosome [30].

DC was involved most expression analyses and the manuscript preparation.

Thus, the neocortex shows the most expression change and the cerebellum is the most stable.